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. 2021 Sep 21;19(2):250–259. doi: 10.1007/s10388-021-00883-5

Table 3.

Independent factors of clinicopathological, surgical, and pathological features on shorter overall survival

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
HR p 95% CI HR p 95% CI
Age (> 66 vs ≤ 66) 0.962 0.889 0.561–1.650
Transthoracic approach (thoracotomy vs MIE) 1.041 0.883 0.607–1.785
Reconstruction (colon conduit vs gastric conduit) 2.093 0.090 0.891–4.915
All infectious complications (+ vs −) 1.181 0.548 0.686–2.035
AL (+ vs −) 1.114 0.736 0.595–2.084
Pneumonia (+ vs −) 1.518 0.138 0.874–2.635
SSI (+ vs −) 1.224 0.481 0.698–2.147
Adjuvant therapy (+ vs −) 1.383 0.238 0.807–2.371
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy (+ vs −) 2.301 0.004 1.302–4.067 1.353 0.306 0.758–2.416
Pathological stage (≥ II vs < II) 14.803  < 0.001 3.601–60.857 10.947 0.001 2.590–46.268
Change of PNI level (Group L–L vs other groups) 3.022  < 0.001 1.746–5.228 2.171 0.006 1.249–3.775

HR hazard ratio, CI confidence interval, MIE minimally invasive esophagectomy, AL anastomotic leakage, SSI surgical site infection, PNI prognostic nutritional index